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#1349748 03/12/2020 11:47 PM
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The guy who blasted my cab mentioned he also did dustless blasting. He said that he uses an additive to inhibit flash rusting.
It's pretty obvious that Dennis was an amateur at it. Also he probably isn't planning on reusing the trim.


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There is a guy in Cullman, AL that does this and there is a metal fab shop right next door. He said he would come out to my house and give me a bid. He also does powder coating. He said that he puts a chemical on the surface, like Kevin mentioned, that keeps it from rusting and he has seen trucks go for a year with no visible signs of rust. I have absolutely no proof, but that is what he said.

I sure would like to know what others have experienced with this additive.

Thanks for the thread Ron.

Phillip


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This is what I have been looking at doing, the nearest vendor is 4 hours away in Charleston. If I can find someone closer I'll definitely give it a shot. My cab corners and steps are 'Swiss Cheese" so I'm really not concerned with the finish just getting it striped.


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If you will reach out to Dustless Blasting corporate they can and will supply you with a list of their venders in your area.🛠


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I did, they are the ones that put me in touch with the company in Charleston, the next closest would be Atlanta or Orlando.


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‘65 Chevy Biscayne (Emily)
‘39 Dodge Business Coupe (Clarence)
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It may cost you more but they might have a to your door. Might be better than hauling it there and having to go down and back twice.


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